Step 9. Post to Local or Global Groups


Objective:
Given a local group, members will create and post a mailing containing information relevant to the group.

Tips:
  • Go to Announce. Create an announcement. Schedule it for delivery.
  • Notice that announcements can be posted to any active Group world-wide.
  • Can you devote some of your time to postmaking -- connecting communities around special interests?
  • Add your observations, questions and new insights below.

Step 9. Post to Local or Global Groups



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Les hi,
This is not actually correct. Announcements are simply posted on the announcements page for the Exchange.

On the groups page you can create events.
A group is a sub-set of an exchange.

Only the administrator can create an emailing which gets posted out.

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The title for this page should be "Post an Announcement". The [Announce] button is for announcing an event, piece of news or anything else to the entire exchange. It has nothing to do with the Groups feature. That has its own announcements function where events of that group are announced.

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